(John 9:38 ASV 1901) And he said, Lord, I believe. And he worshipped*
him.

*Footnote in Unitarian Version of ASV 1901 on John 9:38

“The Greek word denotes an act of reverence, whether paid to a creature
(as here) or to the Creator.”

Affected TeachingIf you notice that the verse appears the same in both the King
James Bible and in the American Standard version of 1901. However, the
footnote attached to this verse in the ASV is stating openly that Jesus
is not the Creator but that He is the creature. This is another footnote
attack on the deity of Christ. The 1901 ASV is the forerunner of the
Revised Standard Version of 1946 & 1952 of the National Council of
Churches. The majority of the corruptions were done in the second
century by Gnostics who disbelieved the deity of Christ. Here we see
that the attitude which prevailed in Alexandria, Egypt is still
prevalent in the modern versions. You can see the Gnostic influence in
any modern version by doing a parallel study of the verses in the King
James which contain the phrase “Lord Jesus Christ” and whatever
translation you use, and you will see this divine title is chopped up to
make Christ as only an enlightened teacher and not God. One of the most
open characteristics of the modern versions are the attacks on the
divinity of the Lord Jesus Christ. The ASV of 1901 straightly teaches
that Christ was not God in the footnotes. The footnotes in the modern
Bibles are just as dangerous as the rewriting of the text. Some of the
notables on the revision committee of the 1901 ASV were J. Henry Thayer,
Philip Schaff, Ezra Abbott who was a Unitarian. Unitarians deny the
deity of Christ and the trinity. There was a Unitarian on the Revision
committee of 1881 also. His name was G. Vance Smith. Christians must do
a historical study of the Bibles they use or else the great possibility
exists that their version was written by unbelievers who are or were
hostile to true Christianity.

Philip Schaff was behind the 1893 parliament of World Religions which
was also called the debut of the New Age Movement. Conference speakers
were heralding the new Age movement. There were many Hindus who spoke at
this event. There were also Brahmins, Buddhists, Wicca (Witches),
members of the New Jerusalem church of Swedenborg, and many pagans.
Schaff wanted to see a complete unification of the world’s religions.
The next time you read Schaff’s writings, know that he was anything but
saved and be alert. Isn’t it amazing that this is the caliber of men
rewriting the bible and trying to convince you that their version is the
best and is better than the King James ? Schaff was the General Director
of the entire ASV Committee. In looking at the qualifications of the
King James translators, I did not find anyone involved in Witchcraft or
Spiritism. Would a holy God give His word to men like this to correct
it?